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Physical gold and silver is THE only way to insure off of our US Dollar. Whether you are looking for an inflation hedge, diversification, or wealth insurance; you have come to the right place. We specialize in clients looking to preserve already established assets, and to continue to grow them with real returns. Our unique wealth insurance model is one-of-a-kind and differs greatly from every other company. We live in incredibly uncertain times and being positioned correctly is of utmost importance. We are aptly named U.S. Gold and Silver Advisors, because we do more than provide product, we advise. You need to consider the “now” as you purchase, but you must you must not forget the “later” and exit strategies for down the road. We equip clients and advisors with private, non-reported coins. We ensure your ability to liquidate, by positioning you in high-demand product. Contact us now for a comprehensive analysis on your portfolio.

Depressed prices have led to the usual market response, a surge in physical demand for coins and bars globally.
This is confirmed in conversations we have had with our refiner and mint partners in recent days.
There are growing shortages of supply of small coins and bars. This is resulting in delays in receiving bullion and indeed to rising premiums.

Economic House of Cards, Demand for Gold and Silver Very Very High Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Dr. Paul Craig Roberts has repeatedly called the global economy a “house of cards.” Currently, demand for physical gold and silver is spiking even though... read more

As a general principle, I’ve always tended to avoid entrusting others with my money. I’ve avoided funds, as they are often based upon investments that are peaking or close to peaking. I’ve avoided pension funds, as they’re often structured in a similar manner.

And so, I’m predictably biased as to the likelihood of any form of fund that any government may be involved in. Even if it’s structured well, which it may well not be, governments, if they have the power to do so, will tap into the fund, draining it of the intended recipient’s contributions, leaving the fund exposed, should a crisis occur.

And, periodically, crises do occur. Presently, the First World is facing an economic crisis of unprecedented proportions.